مؤتمر كيوبيك الأول (14-24 آب 1943)‎

الملخص EN

One of the conferences held by the Allies during the Second World War, continued from 13 to 24 August 1943 to discuss the political situation on the fronts of fighting and the material and human requirements to ensure the continuation of the war in favor of the Allies The issues discussed on the eve of the conference included topics of great importance, From the Axis alliance, preparing for the invasion of France, strengthening the air capacity in alliance with China to open an air route and ensure the arrival of supplies to carry out military campaigns against Japan, and joint cooperation between the two countries to promote the production and use of nuclear weapons As well as other topics that were endorsed during the Conference.

Since the early days of the conference, the US-British views on many of the issues raised for discussion have been different.

Although the relationship between Roosevelt and Churchill has not changed, subtle differences are emerging on a number of topics discussed at the conference, which affect the nature of the alliance between the two parties.

Roosevelt stood behind his chiefs of staff in most decisions, namely the process of liberating France, to appease the Soviet Union and create a friendly relationship with them in the post-war world.

Churchill has focused largely on territorial control in the Mediterranean, the Balkans and the Middle East to negotiate with the Soviet Union on equal terms